Small space with traditional yet modern design and copper accents creates a cozy, warm atmosphere. Jazz music and anime on TV add a chill vibe. Setup includes a counter for single seating and a modest outdoor area.
Rich and flavorful broth defines the Tonkotsu ramen here. It comes filling and pairs well with dishes like Kaarage Chicken.
Gyudon stands out with its rich beef flavor and tender texture. The beef rice bowl pairs well with the chashu bowl, offering a satisfying meal.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect longer wait times on Saturdays; visiting with two people is best.
The restaurant often runs out of popular broths and appetizers.
Small restaurant with cozy seating and soft ambient lighting creates an intimate atmosphere. Open kitchen window shows fresh noodles made from scratch, adding to the authentic experience. Decor blends rustic and modern styles with cat ramen themes, offering a unique visual touch.
Rich, flavorful broth defines the Tonkotsu Ramen here, paired with tender noodles and a satisfying depth. The dish stands out alongside excellent Gyoza and a hearty Beef Bowl, making the meal well-rounded and tasty.
Beef rice bowl features perfect seasoning and great flavor with a good serving size.
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Parking is available and affordable near the restaurant.
The restaurant offers vegan options on the menu.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food served.
Small dining area offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with tasteful decor and clean, well-lit space. Energy stays comfortable and chill, attracting those who appreciate a homey vibe. The setting feels friendly and welcoming, making it a pleasant spot for casual meals.
Broth base and pork in the tonkotsu ramen stand out as incredible. Spicy tonkotsu ramen offers a flavorful and rich experience with custom garlic additions available.
Beef bowls feature rich beef, flavorful sauce, and rice that matches Tokyo style. Sauce can be heavy, so asking for it on the side is common.
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The restaurant offers a variety of ramen dishes and vegetarian options.
Prices for ramen start at $4.95 for chicken yakitori.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Small space with cozy atmosphere and Japanese cultural decor creates a pleasant, calming vibe. Frequented for exceptional ramen and comfort food, it offers a filling experience with reasonable portions. The setting suits quick meals and casual dining in a charming, intimate environment.
Broth stays rich and creamy in the Chashu Tonkotsu Ramen. Shoyu and spicy versions come with tender chashu slices. Options include crispy chicken and Goma Soba alongside the tonkotsu base.
Beef Donburi comes as a simple bowl often served without nori. The beef is tender and flavorful, making it a solid choice alongside other dishes like spicy Chashu Tonkotsu Ramen and Dan Dan Mein.
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Takeout is consistently ready in under 15 minutes.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Prices are reasonable, making it an affordable dining option.
Modern, clean restaurant with a mix of long and small tables suits groups and couples. Atmosphere feels chill and quiet with harsh lighting and a relaxed vibe at night. Offers customizable saltiness in ramen and includes mini lollipops with the check.
Rich, creamy broth simmers for 14 to 16 hours, creating a deep, flavorful base. Pork adds a savory touch without making the broth overly thick, making the tonkotsu ramen both hearty and smooth.
Beef bowl features tender, flavorful beef served over rice. It pairs well with the spicy bowl, offering a satisfying meal option.
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Parking is easy with plenty of spaces behind the restaurant next to Kohl's.
The restaurant offers customizable saltiness levels for ramen.
Vegan ramen options are available for delivery through UberEats.
Small space with bright, clean interior and relaxing music creates a warm, casual atmosphere. The vibe is quiet and pleasant, making it feel cozy and inviting. The setting stands out for its Studio Ghibli-like ambiance and neat decor.
Broth has a great flavor and noodles offer a really good chew. The $10 tonkotsu ramen special provides solid value.
Beef rice bowls come in a great portion size with gyudon standing out as a solid choice. Kids tend to enjoy the gyudon, often finishing it quickly.
Good to know
They had specials for the opening, including $10 tonkotsu ramen.
During happy hour, Monsta Ramen Curry offered $3 beers.
The restaurant offers the option to order with the server or scan a QR code to order online for a discounted price on certain items.
Neon-heavy interior with velvet seats and a grand piano sets a cozy, lively vibe. Live music from the casino adds to the fun downtown atmosphere. The spot feels trendy yet welcoming, blending Old-School Vegas charm with modern design.
Rich, creamy broth defines the tonkotsu ramen, served in a good-sized bowl with firm noodles. The flavor is full and savory, offering a satisfying portion at a fair price.
Tender, savory beef with a satisfying balance of seasoning and texture defines the Thai beef bowl. Adding a side of chili oil brings a spicy kick that complements the dish well.
Good to know
Free valet parking is available for diners at the El Cortez.
Hot Noods Noodle Bar is open late on weekends for late-night dining.
Prices are reasonable for downtown Las Vegas, considering food quality.
Cozy spot with rich Tonkotsu broth and a solid Gyudon beef bowl. Spicy ramen offers balanced heat and tasty toppings. Atmosphere shifts from lively to chill, perfect for enjoying quality sake and relaxed vibes.
Broth stands out as rich and incredible with a deep flavor. Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen offers a well-balanced heat and pairs well with toppings like Onsen Egg.
Gyudon offers a solid beef rice bowl with good flavor. Curry gyudon tends to have a small portion with slightly fatty meat and dry rice, and it costs more than expected.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for Friday nights.
You should book in advance due to the small size of the restaurant.
They check for vaccine cards before dining in.
Small space with modern Japanese decor creates a quiet, welcoming atmosphere. Seating feels tight in the middle, but the environment stays clean and inviting. Music and thoughtful touches like complimentary yogurt drinks add to the experience.
Creamy and rich defines the spicy tonkotsu ramen, which balances flavor without overwhelming heat. The beef tonkotsu ramen stands out as a top choice, offering authentic taste reminiscent of Japan.
Tender meat and a buttery smooth texture stand out in the beef bowl. It features a generous beef to rice ratio with a sweet, tasty sauce and just the right amount of onions.
Good to know
On weekends, expect a 15-minute wait due to increased traffic.
The food prices at Toyori are reasonable for the quality offered.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Small ramen shop with wood-paneled, stripped-down aesthetic offers a calm and cozy atmosphere that feels like a piece of Japan. Seating is limited, creating an intimate setting with quiet vibes that enhance the dining experience.
Broth stands out as incredibly rich and prepared with care. Thick noodles replace the usual thin ones, paired with pork chashu that is not fatty. The ramen leans a bit salty but remains very tasty.
Sliced beef comes marinated in a sweet and umami sauce that blends well with rice. The gyudon tastes far better than homemade versions and pairs nicely with drinks like the Blackberry Mojito.
Good to know
Ramen eggs cost an additional $2 and are not included in the original price.
The restaurant offers 10% off for students; check Instagram for the coupon.
There is limited seating available, so arrive early to avoid waiting.
Small space features anime decor and shoji-like dividers, creating an intimate and cozy atmosphere. Bright, welcoming design blends nostalgic anime with traditional Japanese artwork, offering a unique vibe. Energy feels warm and inviting, perfect for casual or special occasions.
Rich, flavorful broth defines the tonkotsu ramen here, paired with tender, savory pork. The dish stands out alongside the Akatsuki sampler and gyudon in a satisfying set.
Rice bowl features a light layer of beef and onions with about eight thin, loose slices of beef. Flavors are authentic and reminiscent of Japan, focusing more on rice and onions than meat.
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Akatsuki is BYOB, allowing you to bring your own drinks without a corkage fee.
There is parking available in the back of Akatsuki for easy access.
Akatsuki offers a variety of yakitori, enhancing the dining experience.
Small dining space with classic Japanese wood block prints and dim lighting creates a cozy, spa-like atmosphere. Soft LOFI and piano music adds to the relaxed, homey vibe. Tables sit close together, emphasizing an intimate, authentic experience.
Broth in the Tonkotsu ramen has a mild flavor with room for more umami depth. It comes alongside other dishes like gyoza and curry, making it part of a varied menu.
Tender meat and great flavors make the beef bowl stand out. The dish is not too rich, keeping it addicting and balanced with an egg on top for extra taste.
Good to know
Lunch for two people is typically under $50.
They offer free coffee from noon to 5 pm.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol.
Strip mall poke bar offers quiet atmosphere with Christian worship music playing softly. Seating is ample and the space is clean and well-maintained. Known for large, fresh poke bowls and flavorful ramen, it serves both familiar and trending Japanese dishes.
Broth stands out with rich tonkotsu flavor and a black garlic twist. Spicy version offers mild heat, paired well with onigiri.
Gyudon stands out as a tasty and frequently ordered dish here. The spot holds a monopoly on serving gyudon and onigiri, making these items central to its menu.
Good to know
The restaurant offers both pickup and dine-in options.
The ramen costs $16, with an extra $1.50 for spicy broth.
California rolls are priced at $7.
Small space with authentic Japanese decor and traditional seating creates a cozy, immersive atmosphere. Music features genuine Japanese tunes, enhancing the vibe. The setting encourages sharing small plates and street food in a relaxed, intimate environment.
Broth stands out as creamy and rich, delivering deep flavor in every bowl. Tonkotsu ramen pairs well with other dishes like the Izakaya roll and Yuzu beer, making for a satisfying meal.
Beef bowl features tender beef served over rice with a rich, savory sauce. It stands out as a delicious main dish alongside other tasty small plates and fried items.
Good to know
Parking is very limited, so arrive early or consider using Uber.
Expect a 45-minute wait on Fridays and Saturdays.
Happy hour runs daily from 5 to 7 pm with discounted drinks and snacks.
Small space with contemporary Japanese design and an open kitchen creates a cozy, stylish vibe. Dim lighting and jazz music set a tranquil, intimate atmosphere that feels authentically Japanese. Attention to detail in decor and ambiance offers a thoughtfully crafted dining experience.
Silky broth and balanced creaminess define the classic tonkotsu ramen, paired with noodles that have the right chew. The black garlic version stays balanced and not too rich.
Simmered beef with sweet onions and scallions sits over rice with a poached egg served separately. The beef is tender but the dish leans heavy on rice, offering a solid mix of ingredients.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Minoru is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Expect higher prices compared to typical Japanese restaurants.